Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-01-22
Ye local.
THE CHAT AND SMALL TALK OF
THE WEEK GATHERED FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

The city school dismissed We'd
nesday morning until Monday next.
Don't forget the place to find the
best lard is at d. o. Jenkins.
-Fount Smithson, Esq, of Muir
freesboro, was here couple of days
this week.
you want bargains go to Pot
ter Bros. with cash or barter.
Capt. w. A. Rutherford left on
last Monday afternoon for a trip
of several days through Virginia.
--Morford d Biles have a good
stock of Glover and Herdsgrass Seed
on hand.
Mr.. r. H. Worke, a popular and
genial merchant traveller, was here
this week representing a New York
hat house.
Go to Potter Bros. for your Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
and Groceries.
Miss Buchanan, of the c. f. Col
lege faculty, visited her home in
Rutherford county few days of the
last week.
Get ready for your spring work
by having w. S. Maddux d Co. put
all of your harness in thorough re-
pair.
Mr.. VIM. Biles left on Thursday
afternoon for Selma, Ala, with a
car load of mules. He will probably
remain in the South two or three
weeks.
d. o. jenkins has a large show
case full of the best and freshest
candies. Call on him when you want
anything choice and fresh in the con
fectionery line.
Prof. w. E. Bell went to Tulla
homa Thursday to visit the
city school at that place, and will &C
from thence to Vesta, to visit hi
fathers family.
-Houchin & Biles shipped another
car load of mules to Selma Thursday
being the second car load this week
and the fourth load since the first O
January.
If you would enjoy a delicious
breakfast, try that self-raising buck
wheat flour which d. o. Jenkins sells
1t is ready prepared for cooking, anC
put up in 2! and 5 fb. packages.
Mrs. Alice L. King will give fre,
lectures and instruction in penman
ship at the city school tonight and to
morrow night Friday and Saturday,
Everybody invited to come anC
bring pens, ink and paper.
Our Viola correspondent report
the death of Mr.. P. II. Price thi
week. While his death was no sur
prise, it will be none the less a sat
amouncementtohi his numerous friend
here.
We keep plenty of Meal ant
Corn on hand. Everybody com
and buy and have delivered any
where in town free of charge, or an,
other goods you may buy.
POTTER BROS.
We have a regular correspondent
at Morrison now, from whom we re
Ceived a club of new subscribers thi
week. We hope to have a large ir
crease in our list at that place.
j. G. M. Ross d Son want you
please come and settle that account
They sold you the goods at Cas-
prices and now they want the Cash
Don't delay about this any longer
but attend to it at once, and obligt
Mr.. t. c. Lind now occupies tn
the room in Legal Row which we
vocated on Thursday by the po'
office removal to the Warren Hous,
Mr.. Lind wants everybody to find OIL
right quick that the post Office hf
been moved, and not drop any MOI
letters through his door.
We have on hand a'few copies
"Webster's Practical Dictionary" or
of the best dictionaries printed #
every day reference. We will giN
any one who will get us up a club
five subscribers for one year copy
this dictionary. Four subscribers fl
3 months, or two for 6 months, wi